The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-29
Smoke your Dad--Grahame

dniuS toudy.
Our subscription list is enjoying ;
good growth.
Whenever you want any fine jot
printing come to this office.
Read N. M. Pray's business locals
His stock of jewelry is first class.
Mrs., Chas. Lawrence is in St
Thomas, Ont, for months stay.
Mrs. Fred Osbufn and daughter
left Wednesday for Rochester. N. Y.
MISS Stella Matthews will enter
Osburn & Sons store as clerk, Aug.
IS.
We want correspondent at egeyy
posto6fee IN TIE eount'. Write for
terms.
The race premiums at the county
fair this year will be larger than ever
before.
c. H. Miller, the board of trade
agent, has gone to Dakota for a
months trip.
The front of O. Sharpstene's new
brick will be one of the most attract
i've in the city.
Mrs. r. A. Dietrich will leave
Monday for visit under the paternal
roof, at Durand.
DR.. l. S. Bowers, OF Perrysburg,
Ohio, visited his college chum, DR..
A. M. Hume, the first of the week.
Regular meeting of the Owosso
Savings and Loan association next
Friday evening, Aug. S. Time to
pay dues.
Tea party at the residence of Mrs.
]. L. Peters, Washington street, this
Friday afternoon. For the benefit of
the l.. A. S. of the M. E. church.
Over 100000 "White" Machines
in use in the United States. The
Mich. S. M. & o. Co has sold over
1000 "Whites" in Shiawassee County.
The White leads the world.
The examination of Dan Fulton for
the murder of his wife was commenced
before Justice VanDuse on Tuesday,
and after the testimony for the Peorle
had been put in, the examination was
adjourned until August 8.
A party of eight. P. S. Crawford,
Mrs. Joseph Howe, Mrs. E. E. White,
Mrs. Mile Godfrey, Mrs. Bentley
and daughter Edith, Ray Mahaney
and III. X. White left Tuesday even
ing for Bay View and other northern
points.
Kirk White has been seriously
troubled with heart difficulty during
the past week, and was ordered by
his physician(?) to go to Petoskey in
search of his "Balm in Gilead. I"
Strange to say, he did not have to be
ordered but once.
Advertised letters for the week
ending July 20, at the Owosso P. o.:
Thomas Britten, George H Fuller
] X Jones, Chas B Keller Mrs. w.
Hunger, Clarence Pierce, Chas III
Eilkinson. Drops: VIM Luton,
Samuel Shultz, Richard Thayer, Chas
King, James Butler, ] ShotboTd sen,
] Shotbold, jr, L Osgood, I M Burk,
L S Foster.
A circular received by d. c. Coop
er, of Caledonia, from the Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction, dated
the 10th, says that the chairmen of
the several town boards of school
inspectors can use their own judgment
as to the election of member ofthe
county board of examiners this year;
that if they do elect the term of the
member would only continue to Sept.
26. It is quite probable that an ex-
aminer will be elected next Tuesday
to hold for the short term. The only
name we have heard mentioned in
this connection is that of ID. C..
Cooper, the member whose term
expires. Mr.. c. is well qualified in
every way to fill any position of that
kind.
Married, July a7th, at the residence
of the brides parents, on Mich. Ave-,
Asa d. Whipple, of Battle Creek and
Miss Elsie May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Collier, of this city.
The ceremony was Witnessed by only
very few OF our citizens and some
near relatives and friends from abroad.
An adapted form of the Episcopal
service was used. The wedding pres
ents were very choice and of great
worth. AS both of the contracting
parties are so we'll known in Owosso
they will be followed with host Of
well wishes. 1t was felt loss when
Battle Greek captured Mr.. Whipple
from Owosso, and TO Owosso the loss
has been. increased. But as such is
the way of the world, we bid them
God speed in their new home.
Wednesday afternoon, in company
NTH M 7 L Mabin ue drove IN